Jon H. Rizvi

Margaret M. Goss

Hi John,
I see you recommended my book, The Uncommitted. Thank you! It was months ago now but I am finally figuring out how to use iAuthor.

Thank you again for your recommendation!

Margaret Goss

Jon H. Rizvi

23 October at 01:17

Hi Margaret: My pleasure. I appreciate your acknowledgement. Wish you every luck. Jon.

Jon H. Rizvi

Hello Vicki: Thanks for the follow.

Jon

Jon H. Rizvi

This review is from: Understanding the Language Your Dreams Speak: A Classic Dictionary of Accurate and Authentic Interpretations of Dreams Based on Koranic Verses (Kindle Edition)
As a member of the younger generation, I have been fascinated by dreams and their enigmas. In the past, I have scoured through many various resources claiming to have accurate interpretations of one's dreams. Unfortunately, a large percentage of these resources threw baseless and overly general statements upon the audience in a manner similar to when a person casually flicks uncooked spaghetti at a wall with the expectation that it will stick.
Nevertheless, I still continue to peruse for dream interpreters and have found this book to be part of the small percentage of resources that not only provide a plethora of nuanced interpretations of archetypes or subjects, but also provide sound support for each interpretation. In fact, this book provides multiple sources of interpretations, including, but not limited to, Ibn Sirin, St. Ja'far al-Sadeq, and St. Daniel, of each subject.
However, the thing that I found most appealing was the alphabetical organization of the in-depth interpretations that allowed me to easily navigate through the book to satisfy a specific inquiry. As such, I would recommend this book to not only the religious community, but also to the general public, as this book is easy to access, in-depth and specific, and provides vast subjects of interpretations. If you are interested in how your dreams relate to your life, this is the book for you.